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Productivity Output v.s. Gross Fixed Capital Formation

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Chart of the Week: Week 26, 2017: Productivity Output v.s. Gross Fixed Capital Formation

This chart shows the relationship between the level of gross fixed capital formation (GFCF) and the productivity of the economy.

Aimée Allam / July 6, 2017

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